Showing posts with label the 80's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the 80's. Show all posts

Tuesday, 10 July 2007

Top 10 - the 80s

Again , its the top 10 albums that I have played over and over again , and still are .(Not the "Everyone says these are the best albums of the 80s so I have to say so too...")
This time , only 1 album per artist , just to make it harder . . . .


Allright :


I will pick this one any day before multi million seller "Hysteria"
"Too late for love","Photograph","Foolin","Rock of ages" . . .

Classic !






What to say about this one that has not already been said . . .
FANTASTIC - the first concept album I ever heard

"Kill her , and get the priest as well"






Still my favourite DT album.
All my friends were like "What the f*** is this" when I played it
Masters of prog at work







And everyone hated this one

Except me . After this , Kiss should have retired . . .






None above , Lemmy is the man
And with this live album , Motorhead became legends in my book


(At the tender age of 13)






Udo and his German friends firing away
"Metal heart","Midnight mover","Living for tonight"

Is wrong right ?







Fighting the world every single day , fighting the world for the right to stay :
H E A V Y M E T A L ! ! !
Father , Father , I look up to you ! DEFENDER !






When Metallica ruled the world
(Now they are just a sad bunch of old whining men... what happened?)

Fight fire with fire !






Yep
This one made my list
Catchy heavy rock featuring Glenn Hughes

Did it all for love , do it all again





Perfect album , except for "Can I play with madness" Terrible song .

And yes , all Maiden albums of the 80's would make this list

UP THE IRONS !






And there it is , my top 10 list of the 80's
If I did it again , it would probably be 10 different albums
The 80's were great for metal , tons of classics (Only the poodle hair metal was never my thing)

Next up is The 90's , but before that , our good friend Ole Terje will share his top 70's and 80's with us . Get ready for some surprises . . . .